The producers of a reality show for the Oprah Winfrey Network have identified Fullerton as a city in which they can find potential families for a new community-based reality show. Fullerton’s sense of community is a primary reason, according to Studio Lambert casting associate Jesse Margolis.
Currently titled “It Takes a Village Project,” the production is expected to be a positive-change show aimed at helping a family by bringing together neighbors to help one another. Strengthening community is another goal of the program.
Each episode will feature a family confronting challenges with their teens. But rather than providing financial incentives or physical changes, the show will rally the community to help the family. That is, the help will come from friends, family, neighbors and available free services.
Families interested in participating in the show should contact Margolis at Jesse.Margolis@StudioLambert.Com or familyrelief@gmail.com.
Justice For Kelly Thomas
maybe you should do a show on that…
Just sayin
Be careful of the Fullerton PD. They have been known to raid households, molest women while handcuffed, steal, murder and then try to cover it up. I know,a lot to take in, it is for us too but we are trying to get justice. Oh! Don’t forget the recall of 3/4 of the city council.
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I am truly getting tired of the vilification of my town. Most intelligent people know that elected officials and employees of a city would be contractually obligated not to discuss a lawsuit, yet this is being portrayed as deception. The 3/4 of the city council that didn’t break the law and talk to the press are being condemned for doing thier jobs.
I have lived in Fullerton since I was 4 years old. My whole family has chosen to stay here and raise families here because we feel safe here. If you live here in Fullerton, go to a council meeting and have your say. If you don’t live here, kindly stay out of our business.
I love my city. I’m not going anywhere. I still trust the police. Fullerton is my home.